SEC proposals target cybersecurity
Proposals would expand who must report on cybersecurity and data breaches, as well as what they must report.
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Proposals would expand who must report on cybersecurity and data breaches, as well as what they must report.
The co-author of the JofA’s Professional Liability Spotlight column discusses common strategies used by cybercriminals and how they can be mitigated.
These tips can help diminish the likelihood and impact of a cyberattack.
Cybersecurity specialist Mike Foster shares common questions that insurance companies might ask when your company is applying for cyber insurance coverage and advice on how to address them.
Public companies would be required to provide investors with enhanced and standardized information about their cybersecurity practices under a new rule proposed Wednesday by the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Bogus emails may impersonate the IRS or tax software providers. Here’s what to watch out for.
A joint cybersecurity advisory from the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, the FBI, and the NSA urges businesses and other organizations, to step up their cybersecurity mitigation and detection efforts.
Report finds huge surge in malware infections via .XLL files.
CPAs can play critical roles in helping companies plan their recovery from online attacks.
CPAs must create data security protocols and implement and follow them consistently to help reduce the risk of a cyber incident.
CPAs play critical roles in helping companies prepare for online attacks.
Four accounting and academic experts offer advice on teaching this all-important topic.
Now that most taxpayers may obtain an identity protection personal identification number, should they?
A new joint publication from AICPA & CIMA and ISACA provides a risk matrix that identifies risk in five key domains — governance, infrastructure, data, key management and smart contracts.
CPAs can be engaged as third-party assessors of US defense contractors’ compliance with new cybersecurity requirements.
Cyberattackers remain unrelenting in adapting tactics to exploit human and technological vulnerabilities.
A look at applications, gadgets, and other technology that can improve a CPA’s job and life.
Practitioners can provide services to clients related to cybersecurity beyond their financial statement auditing role, according to a newly published report from the Center for Audit Quality.
Losses are not likely deductible by individuals through 2025, but the receipt of free identity protection services may be nontaxable.
The coronavirus pandemic has resulted in a realignment of company strategies to enable success during these disruptive times. Some of these decisions — such as the sudden shift to remote work due to stay-at-home orders — have created additional risk corporate boards must consider.
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